Church of the Nativity
Bonnie and I did the 2nd half of the south Bethlehem volkssport walk. And made a delivery to the Comfort Suites and Orasure. It was a productive walk.
Each year the LBW walking group gives the host sites a five pound tin of those Danish butter cookies. You know the ones, they melt on the tongue. There's 1000 calories in eachbite and well worth it.
When Bonnie arrived, I grabbed the cookies, the 2016 walking books, and the package for my friend Pam. her husband works at Orasure. By the time we reached the Comfort Suites that box of cookies felt like 25 pounds. It got heavier with every step.
The desk clerk gave us the walk box. We gave her the cookies. I think it was an even trade. And we put the books into the box so all I was left to carry was the bag and a small envelope.
The second half of the walk goes up the bridge ramp, then up Brighton to Uncas, Up to Delaware/Third, then down Wyandotte. From there we head out fourth and down Webster. (Orasure is at Webster and first.) This ice alert sign was on the lawn at OraSure. It was at least 60 yesterday. Clearly nothing was freezing.
We were on Itaska at Fiot when Bonnie saw these creepy heads in someones front yard. They are concrete. They are not leftover Halloween decorations.
Bonnie and I both used our Map My Walk trackers on our phones, and hers had more distance than mine. It makes no sense.
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